Advanced Streamer Fly Fishing

Streamers are an effective way of catching trout, often some of the largest fish in a river or stream will move to a streamer. In the last 20 years streamer fly fishing has changed a great deal, from the fly lines used to the fly patterns. In this fascinating video, Tom Rosenbauer will go into great detail about the new techniques, fly lines, leaders and fly patterns used for successful modern streamer fishing!
Here are some of the equipment Tom used in this video:
Helios 906 D Outfit www.orvis.com/store/product.a...
Sink Tip Fly Lines www.orvis.com/p/hydros-bank-s...
Poly Leaders www.orvis.com/p/7-trout-and-1...
Depth Charge Lines www.orvis.com/p/pro-depth-cha...
Mirage Tippet www.orvis.com/p/mirage-tippet...
Clearwater Trout Spey Outfit www.orvis.com/store/product.a...
Dragon Tail Flies www.orvis.com/p/mini-dragon-t...
D&D Streamer www.orvis.com/p/lynchs-double...
Game Changer www.orvis.com/p/chockletts-fi...
Tunghead Woolly Bugger www.orvis.com/p/tungsten-cone...
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[@sreysstreams6630]

Hey random person scroling through the comments, i hope you have an awesome day!

[@lornehargis2614]

I love streamer fishing. The big take away for me is that "sometimes a fish will try to drown the mouse ". I thought it was a miss. Keep the fly in place and keep stripping. Great advice. Thanks Tom.

[@thibod07]

Awesome! The HD view of a big trout jumping on a mouse is very trilling to watch! It must be amazing to be the one holding the rod when it happen! Thank you for sharing.

[@raydowdy6914]

Another great educational video. Thanks Orvis team

[@TezukuriLure]

9:30 sinking line & constant tension cast !!! It’s nicely information 😄 This is not explained in many videos. This is a technique that is not necessary for floating lines👍 Great vid!!

[@69JJV]

This is Tom, I made, no I was not smart enough to check my line. He has to be the best person to fish with. Even the young guides he is respectful and listens. Thanks Tom, for the years of enjoyment.

[@rosenbauert]

The young guides are the smartest ones! They are more willing to experiment and I learn a lot from them.

[@flyfish208]

@@rosenbauert What stretch of the Henrys Fork (Fall River?) is the segment with 3RiversRanch from? Thanks for all you do for the sport

[@ricklabrecque6739]

That was awesome! I'm from New England I love traditional streamers. This video motivates me to up my game!

[@richardcontant4659]

Nice fish handling from the guide with the BIG brookies at the end.

[@williammiller353]

Awesome video, I was getting excited just watching those fish towards the end.

[@coasterbrookie]

What an outstanding video. Thanks Tom and crew. Just stoked to get out and fish some streamers!!

[@PeachyFlyFishing]

Wow, some terrific brookies there Tom! Thanks, another great video!

[@stephencarter7181]

I've only recently begun streamer fishing. I, too, believed streamers were meant for high, painted, water. In the past 6 months, I've watched a few streamer videos. I believe you may have had another video that included streamer fishing as a part of it. I learned more in this video than all of the others combined. You actually taught me - the others did little towards that end. Excellent instruction. Excellent lessons. Mice - who knew? I believed they were primarily for bass. I was surprised to learn from the comments that you were using a 6wt for streamers. I assumed you were throwing 8wt line. And, you commented about the size of the brook trout being the biggest you ever caught. I've caught a fair number of brook trout. I've watched dozens of videos that included others landing brook trout. I've never seen any even close to those that you pulled in. Your excitement and the words you used were spontaneous and genuine. Do not be concerned about others who have commented about your language. It was appropriate in the moment. I'm betting we do not have brook trout that size in our entire U.S. Your short video answered far more questions than I could ever think of for streamers. I do have one question. For what purpose do you use that sword that's in the sheath on your hip? What is it?

[@canadiangemstones7636]

That’s a machete, for killing mosquitoes. They grow big in Canada.

[@OldBear5255]

Great video. Glad you are doing them. Thanks for sharing all that great action. Hope you keep doing them. Never to old to keep learning. Best Regards, Ken from West Virginia 🐟🐜🦃

[@DrJeebles]

That giant brookie is a dream come true. Wow!

[@DrJeebles]

Correction: Multiple giant brookies! Wow, wow, wow!

[@hobocan22]

I could watch those big brookies all day.

[@glenjo0]

I've only been fly fishing for fifty years, and it's ALWAYS been streamer fishing. ALWAYS.

[@pakfrd7887]

I've been fishing for awhile now and just really getting into it hard for the past 2 or so years. I've only caught fish on streamers. Saving for a streamer only setup now.

[@steveg8322]

A small wet fly above the streamer makes it just a wee bit more potent.

[@carlhughes9584]

How sad! Dryfly is where it's at! Just use your spinning rod if you want to do this .

[@dcm6073]

Great instruction and spectacular video. Thank you.

[@KuhChuck]

Toms advanced streamer technique - Use a Nymph. ...brilliant!

[@newflyfisher]

It is a good idea, something we've used for smallmouth bass on occasion when they will follow a streamer but not take. It is the equivalent to a hopper with dropper setup. Hopper attracts the trout, but they take the dropper

[@flyfishinghobby58]

Fantastic, well done! Thank you!

[@Bonneville_Brute]

Absolutely stunning brook trout... WOW!

[@Redshark0001]

very good work , nice catch!!!

[@monikgagnon]

amazing moments !!! good job and explanations,, thank you for sharing !!!

[@newflyfisher]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Nice video Tom 👍🎣

[@ocsteved]

Nice video Tom.......

[@richardcontant4659]

EXCELLENT like always !

[@newflyfisher]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@thetroutadventure3495]

Such a beautiful description, love your videos a great fan your. Keep it up ❤️. A big inspiration for me.

[@TripFishingMyLife]

So great.. Nice video..

[@chrisjelfs9738]

Good vid, Thank You

[@MrCkennedy123]

huge strikes wow.

[@kifaru8]

1 st Brilliant good fun to watch whilst being locked in thanks a lot ..

[@craigpence5819]

Thanks for the tips Tom! Can you please let me know what type of polyleader you were using in the video? I see intermediate, fast and super fast on the Orvis website... thanks!

[@sreysstreams6630]

I hope you have an awesome day

[@danielcline7413]

I caught a 10 inch trout on eggs and it had 2 inches of a small brown still hanging out its mouth I don't even know how it took the eggs but it did

[@Bonneville_Brute]

4:26 Is that Clark "Cheech" Pierce's 'Articulated Trout Slider'??

[@oscaresposito6501]

Pulling out the streamers for the first time tomorrow, wish me luck. Anyone in central Ma want to tag along let me know

[@amandathompson5180]

Where were you filming with those giant Brook trout? Maine? beautiful!

[@newflyfisher]

Actually those Brook Trout were caught at Three Rivers Lodge in Labrador, Canada. Thanks

[@uluacom]

🔥

[@ralphschloss9344]

Good video ! What was that mouse pattern ? It looked like a foam fly.

[@rosenbauert]

It's a Cermele's Master Splinter. Great pattern

[@michaelallshouse8551]

Thank you for the tips. Can you share the location where you hooked those nice brook trout?

[@newflyfisher]

You bet, Three Rivers Lodge in Labrador

[@flyfish208]

@@newflyfisher What stretch of the Henrys Fork was the segment with 3 Rivers Ranch from?

[@hannibalgrim]

What rod are using and it’s particulars, please?

[@newflyfisher]

Hi there, in most of this video Tom is using a Helios3 in a six weight for nine foot length.

[@hannibalgrim]

Thank you for the reply. Going to see about one on the weekend. And thanks also for the great vids.

[@orocketman]

Big bugs Big fish. Fish Montana

[@santerid72]

Where were you catching the big brooks??

[@newflyfisher]

Tom was visiting Three Rivers Lodge in Labrador. You can view the full show here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5qxfaaqj6yoo5o

[@andrewwebster13]

I think when big man Pete proposed to his wife he threw her ring upon her finger from 60+ feet away with some weight forward

[@aichancos]

Many Kuris 4 this ʕ·͡ᴥ·ʔ

[@aquariumcockpit9949]

Why do people fly fish over traditional? Its so much more work and way more expensive. What is the Advantage? Or is it more of a "Traditional" thing?

[@theineptflyfisherman]

there is no advantage, the advantage goes to the bait or spinner fisherman. it's the challenge for me, fly fishing is way more challenging than other techniques.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Why spin fish, when it’s so much more work, and more expensive than gill netting, or using dynamite?

[@markbate9959]

I didn't realize you can use pretty much anything while flyfishing in anyriver, just not live bait?

[@oak8728]

Tom- those guides on that poll sound horrid!

[@carlhughes9584]

Why so technical in America? For god's sake it's meant to be a relaxing past time taking in nature and catching a couple of fish. We don't all want to catch fish at any costs and be a so called ' Pro. ' This is too much like golf!

[@canadiangemstones7636]

If you think this is technical, you’ve clearly never heard of euronymphing, or the European competition fly fishing scene...

[@briancayko]

Please don’t use God & Jesus’s name in such a careless & worthless fashion.

[@Bonneville_Brute]

Black Lives Matter

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Sweet Karen, a goddamn jesus freak spotted!